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product_id: 711274
title: "Mr. Coffee Pump Espresso and Cappucino Maker"
brand: "mr. coffee"
price: "₹ 16499"
currency: INR
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reviews_count: 13
url: https://www.desertcart.in/products/711274-mr-coffee-pump-espresso-and-cappucino-maker
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# 15-bar pressure 1250 watts power 40 oz capacity Mr. Coffee Pump Espresso and Cappucino Maker

**Brand:** mr. coffee
**Price:** ₹ 16499
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ☕ Sip, Savor, and Show Off Your Barista Skills!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Mr. Coffee Pump Espresso and Cappucino Maker by mr. coffee
- **How much does it cost?** ₹ 16499 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.in](https://www.desertcart.in/products/711274-mr-coffee-pump-espresso-and-cappucino-maker)

## Best For

- mr. coffee enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted mr. coffee brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Froth It Up:** Create creamy, café-style froth for your lattes and cappuccinos.
- • **Clean & Classy:** Removable drip tray for effortless cleanup and a tidy kitchen.
- • **Brew Like a Pro:** Experience café-quality espresso at home!
- • **Dual-Shot Delight:** Brew two shots simultaneously for double the enjoyment.
- • **Speed Meets Precision:** Thermal block heating for rapid brewing without compromise.

## Overview

The Mr. Coffee Automatic Dual Shot Espresso/Cappuccino System is a powerful 15-bar pump machine that brews rich espresso and froths milk for delicious cappuccinos and lattes. With a 1250-watt thermal block heating system, it ensures quick brewing, while the dual-shot feature allows you to make two single shots at once. Its 40-ounce capacity and removable drip tray make it a practical choice for any coffee lover.

## Description

Mr. Coffee's Automatic Dual Shot Espresso and Cappuccino Machine creates authentic, bold espresso drinks when and how you want them. The removable 40 oz. water reservoir makes filling easy, the thermal block heating system heats water fast, and the 15-bar pump system brews rich, crème-topped espresso with impressive results. Choose a single or double shot porta-filter for serving size options. When a cappuccino or latte order is up, use the frother to quickly steam milk up to a creamy finish. Includes tamping tool and recipes.

Review: BEST Option for the money by far! (2 1/2 year update) - I purchased this unit about a week ago and I decided to write a review that targets a very specific audience. If you really enjoy Espresso, Cappuccino or even a Latte and you don't like having to pay the high cost of purchasing them from your local coffee shop...AND if you don't have a lot of money to invest in equipment...then this review was written for you. For the money...you will not find a better Espresso machine out there. This is by far the best value on the market as of today (12/2012). I started off with an Aeropress and a hand powered burr grinder from Kyocera that made a very very good substitute for Espresso. And my wife and I were very happy with that system. But we found that the time involved kept us from enjoying our morning Espresso as often as we would have liked and I ended up going out pretty often to a local shop when I felt the need. So I began reading reviews online, watching youtube videos and talking to folks to see what my options were. I was pretty pleased to find out that I did have an affordable option available to me..and so I took the plunge. From desertcart I purchased a Baratza Encore grinder ($130), Mr. Coffee ECMP50 ($80), and an Espresso Tamper. I already had an Aerolatte milk frother (Highly recommended). The combination of this equipment produces an outstanding result that is better than a lot of local shops in my area...and probably yours too! If you can afford to spend $250 then THIS is the way to go...and I can assure you that you will not be disappointed in the result. Go out to a local coffee roaster and get a recommended Espresso blend whole bean (FRESH is BEST). Grind it in the Baratza Encore at the 9 setting for the Mr. Coffee ECMP50 and follow the directions to produce the Espresso. Pour milk into your coffee cup and get it hot in the microwave....then use the Aerolatte milk frother to almost double it in volume. Add your flavorings and sweetener as desired and then pour the Expresso into it to enjoy a WONDERFUL treat. Now think about it...if you just spend $4 per drink and buy just 2 per week (1 for you and 1 for your wife) you will spend $416 per year. With the system above you can produce two drinks EVERY DAY for less than $600 for the YEAR (INCLUDING THE COST OF COFFEE BEANS and MILK!) And even if you have to replace the Mr. Coffee every year....you still come out on top of the deal! So you get 7X the coffee at just a little bit more cost than going to a local shop for just 1 per week. How can you beat that deal? Having said all this I again HIGHLY RECOMMEND this system for those who can spend $250 on their equipment and who love Espresso/Cappuccino/Latte drinks. You will NOT be disappointed, I promise you. Life is too short to not enjoy a good Espresso/Cappuccino/Latte...and the economy is too bad to go to your local shop on a regular basis. So make the plunge now and give YOURSELF a present that you will enjoy for years to come. *** 1 Month update **** Everything is still going strong and I have had ZERO problems. The one thing that I now realize is that I should have taken into account the cost associated with cleaning the grinder and Espresso Maker. There are a few options that you can run through your grinder to clean the parts that are not designed to be easily removed for cleaning...but I have not chosen one for recommendation yet. Once I do, I will refactor the the costs shown above and amend them. The cost of cleaning the Espresso machine can be mitigated by using quality water and following the cleaning recommendations in the manual. I do not expect for the additional cost of cleaning to significantly reduce the value....but it is something that should be taken into consideration, as proper cleaning will increase the life span of your equipment and therefore reduce the cost per serving over the performance period. *** 10 Month update *** Well, we have been using this machine for almost a year now and it is going strong. I just cleaned it for the first time to get ready for the fall, when our latte drinking increases. I still highly recommend this machine if you are looking for something in the sub $300 range. Save your money for a good grinder and go with this machine. Quality ingredients, good water, and investing in a good grinder and you are all set to save big $$ while making drinks better than you can buy at Starbucks! **** 32 Month update **** This machine is still are big part of our family routine...and is going strong. I have heard of folks who have had issues with this machine, but can attest that mine is still working great. Again, maintenance is a big part of ensuring that the system operates trouble free. AND, using good quality water. It is easier to NOT gum up the machine, than to have to descale it constantly! While this has been a staple in my home, I am now making the plunge into a more expensive espresso maker. Having gone from prepping for 1 - 2 frequently during the week to 3 every single day, I feel that I can justify the expense of a step up machine that is designed to take that kind of production. But I will always remember this machine, like a first love, it go me though my initial exploration into the wonderful world of espresso. Thank You Mr. Coffee!
Review: A great cup of espresso.. UPDATE 1/2/13 - There are so many informative reviews, like L. Hamilton's, that I don't need to rehash them. I bought mine for my girlfriend to use as I didn't like coffee. Everything I tried from Starbucks tasted like acid. Along with the unit I ordered some well reviewed Lavazza Gusto espresso bricks. Within minutes I loved coffee (at least the coffee I make). I have since settled on Lavazza Rossa as my go-to blend. Pure arabica doesn't work for me. Does mine leak? Yes. When I forget to empty the tray. Every time the frother is used the leftover water in the steam tank gets purged into the tray and I sometimes forget about this hidden water filling it up. Does my water tank leak? No. I could see that tank seal getting worn from constantly removing the tank. I fill it in place and only remove it for occasional cleaning. If yours is leaking due to wear, smear a dab of silicone plumbers grease around the inlet on the machine that the seal goes over to fill in scratches from use. Is there water under the unit? Occasionally from the steam purge as the tray spout is not air tight. I have sponges for that. Does it froth well? Yes. I took off the rubber tip and put it in the junk drawer as it's another item to clean. I can easily froth whole milk, 2%, skim, half & half, and soy milk whether it's chilled or not. Does super tamping help or really matter? Not that I can tell and over tamping puts strain on the pump. Unlike commercial machines, the included filter baskets force the coffee through a pinhole on the bottom of the filter to produce the crema. Heavy packing is not necessary or desirable. Firm is fine. The only addition I made was an aluminum tamper as coffee likes to stick to the included plastic one. Take reasonable care and keep it clean. Form a routine, including the Dance of the Buttons (stolen from another review) and all will be well. 1. Check tank and add water as needed. 2. Make your shots. Press steam button after last shot as it takes a bit to get ready. 3. Do your frothing. Clean the frother immediately after the last batch as the milk will cook on the tip (if you have removed the rubber thingie) and the stem. If you let it go and the milk has hardened, grab a warm damp sponge and wrap it around the tip for a few seconds until the milk is soft and wipe the tip. There will be a whiteish ring on the tip where it meets the stem. That's the rubber sealer for the tip so don't scrub it off. 4. Run the frother again in open air to clear out the nozzle and sterilize the frother. 5. Rinse out the filter and handle. 6. Run the brewer again without the handle in place for a few seconds to rinse off the brew screen. 7. Empty and rinse the drip tray. 8. Enjoy some fine coffee. Yeah, it's a bit to go through each time you use the machine but the coffee is great and worth it to me for what I paid. Run some Lavazza Rossa, or any fine coffee, through it and you probably won't drink another Starbucks, again. Tip: I like to make cold coffee and cappuccino and hate the grittiness if I have to add sugar. I make up a batch of simple sugar syrup and keep it in a squeeze bottle by the machine. Brew - squirt - froth - drink. My apologies if folks are offended by some of this but some people just don't use common sense. Remember, this is a budget priced home 15 BAR machine that just happens to make great coffee. You're not gonna get a Rolex for 80 bucks. Your gonna get a mass produced somewhat flimsy item and the occasional lemon. Get over it. This unit was bought last year and put to daily use without issue or regret. The only time I had to contact Mr. Coffee about a product, it was out of warranty and they treated me right. If mine breaks I will get another if nothing else is outstandingly better in this price range by then. If I come across any issues I can fix (I'm pretty good at it), I will post a solution. UPDATE 1/2/13: It's been 11 months since I bought this and I regret to say that it's still working fine and I'll just have to find something else to gripe about. Here's a couple of things I forgot to mention: During the occasional deep cleaning (like when you run espresso machine cleaner through the unit), remove the rubber divider from the brew head and clean under there as well. I use a chopstick to coax the 2 rubber nipples into the brew head and the divider comes out. Swipe some cooking oil onto the nipples to make putting it back in much easier. I'll post a pic or two if I can. There is a "Stainless steel 2 cup incremental measuring cup, 1 pc" that I found here that works a treat as a frothing cup. It's the perfect depth. Whew. All this writing - time for a cup of coffee. UPDATE 12/1/14 Another 11 months have gone by (what is it with 11?) and I am still using it without issue. It just keeps going.

## Features

- 15-bar pump system uses powerful pressure to extract a dark, rich espresso brew
- Frothing arm makes creamy froth to top off your cappuccinos and lattes
- Make 2 single shots at once with dual-shot brewing. Watts: 1250
- Thermal block heating system provides barista-speed brewing and heating. Cord length: 26 inches
- Removable, washable drip tray keeps brew space neat and tidy

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B001EU9UTM |
| Best Sellers Rank | #5,940,397 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #943 in Semi-Automatic Espresso Machines |
| Brand | Mr. Coffee |
| Brand Name | Mr. Coffee |
| Capacity | 2.5 Pounds |
| Coffee Input Type | ground |
| Coffee Maker Type | Espresso Machine |
| Color | Silver |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 3,659 Reviews |
| Exterior Finish | Stainless Steel |
| Filter Type | Reusable |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00034264424173 |
| Human Interface Input | Touchscreen |
| Included Components | Filter |
| Is the item dishwasher safe? | No |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 10.63"D x 11.45"W x 9.45"H |
| Item Weight | 1.2 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Mr. Coffee |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Model Number | ECMP50-RB |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Fully Automatic |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Thermal |
| Part Number | ECMP50 |
| Product Dimensions | 10.63"D x 11.45"W x 9.45"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Home use |
| Special Feature | Thermal |
| Specific Uses For Product | Coffee maker |
| Style | Automatic Dual Shot |
| UPC | 034264424173 |
| Voltage | 110 Volts |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year limited warranty |
| Wattage | 1250.00 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Mr. Coffee
- **Capacity:** 2.5 Pounds
- **Color:** Silver
- **Product Dimensions:** 10.63"D x 11.45"W x 9.45"H
- **Special Feature:** Thermal

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this machine make lattes too? Research on these machines can be confusing! Thanks in advance:)**
A: Definitely. This machine is designed to produce espresso and it has the capability to steam and froth milk. Essentially the French café au lait and the Italian caffè latte is 1/3 espresso to 2/3 steamed milk, or a three ounce double serving espresso to five ounces of steamed milk.There can be a slight learning curve when it comes to frothing the milk. Make sure you are using a fresh and cold skim or 2% milk. Bleed your frothing tube line before lowering it into your frothing pitcher. Water will dilute the milk if line hasn't been bled.

**Q: Do i need to buy a frothing pitcher or tamper? or does it come with them?**
A: It comes with plastic tamper but I'd recommend buying a stainless steel one. Also it does not come with frothing pitcher so you'll have to buy one.

**Q: can i use pods for these? Or i have to use the beans or the grated one?**
A: My understanding is that pods can be used, but I'm old school (and cheap!) so I use ground beans and a tamper.

**Q: How easy is this to use for someone who has never owned/used an espresso machine before?**
A: This is my first espresso machine.  And I love it. Easy to you once you get the hang out it. Take alil bit to warm up. But make sure you have everything set up to us. It works amazing had mines for about 3 months. I use it pretty much every day whether it's for a latte to to steam water for tea. Love my machine!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ BEST Option for the money by far! (2 1/2 year update)
*by D***T on December 18, 2012*

I purchased this unit about a week ago and I decided to write a review that targets a very specific audience. If you really enjoy Espresso, Cappuccino or even a Latte and you don't like having to pay the high cost of purchasing them from your local coffee shop...AND if you don't have a lot of money to invest in equipment...then this review was written for you. For the money...you will not find a better Espresso machine out there. This is by far the best value on the market as of today (12/2012). I started off with an Aeropress and a hand powered burr grinder from Kyocera that made a very very good substitute for Espresso. And my wife and I were very happy with that system. But we found that the time involved kept us from enjoying our morning Espresso as often as we would have liked and I ended up going out pretty often to a local shop when I felt the need. So I began reading reviews online, watching youtube videos and talking to folks to see what my options were. I was pretty pleased to find out that I did have an affordable option available to me..and so I took the plunge. From Amazon I purchased a Baratza Encore grinder ($130), Mr. Coffee ECMP50 ($80), and an Espresso Tamper. I already had an Aerolatte milk frother (Highly recommended). The combination of this equipment produces an outstanding result that is better than a lot of local shops in my area...and probably yours too! If you can afford to spend $250 then THIS is the way to go...and I can assure you that you will not be disappointed in the result. Go out to a local coffee roaster and get a recommended Espresso blend whole bean (FRESH is BEST). Grind it in the Baratza Encore at the 9 setting for the Mr. Coffee ECMP50 and follow the directions to produce the Espresso. Pour milk into your coffee cup and get it hot in the microwave....then use the Aerolatte milk frother to almost double it in volume. Add your flavorings and sweetener as desired and then pour the Expresso into it to enjoy a WONDERFUL treat. Now think about it...if you just spend $4 per drink and buy just 2 per week (1 for you and 1 for your wife) you will spend $416 per year. With the system above you can produce two drinks EVERY DAY for less than $600 for the YEAR (INCLUDING THE COST OF COFFEE BEANS and MILK!) And even if you have to replace the Mr. Coffee every year....you still come out on top of the deal! So you get 7X the coffee at just a little bit more cost than going to a local shop for just 1 per week. How can you beat that deal? Having said all this I again HIGHLY RECOMMEND this system for those who can spend $250 on their equipment and who love Espresso/Cappuccino/Latte drinks. You will NOT be disappointed, I promise you. Life is too short to not enjoy a good Espresso/Cappuccino/Latte...and the economy is too bad to go to your local shop on a regular basis. So make the plunge now and give YOURSELF a present that you will enjoy for years to come. *** 1 Month update **** Everything is still going strong and I have had ZERO problems. The one thing that I now realize is that I should have taken into account the cost associated with cleaning the grinder and Espresso Maker. There are a few options that you can run through your grinder to clean the parts that are not designed to be easily removed for cleaning...but I have not chosen one for recommendation yet. Once I do, I will refactor the the costs shown above and amend them. The cost of cleaning the Espresso machine can be mitigated by using quality water and following the cleaning recommendations in the manual. I do not expect for the additional cost of cleaning to significantly reduce the value....but it is something that should be taken into consideration, as proper cleaning will increase the life span of your equipment and therefore reduce the cost per serving over the performance period. *** 10 Month update *** Well, we have been using this machine for almost a year now and it is going strong. I just cleaned it for the first time to get ready for the fall, when our latte drinking increases. I still highly recommend this machine if you are looking for something in the sub $300 range. Save your money for a good grinder and go with this machine. Quality ingredients, good water, and investing in a good grinder and you are all set to save big $$ while making drinks better than you can buy at Starbucks! **** 32 Month update **** This machine is still are big part of our family routine...and is going strong. I have heard of folks who have had issues with this machine, but can attest that mine is still working great. Again, maintenance is a big part of ensuring that the system operates trouble free. AND, using good quality water. It is easier to NOT gum up the machine, than to have to descale it constantly! While this has been a staple in my home, I am now making the plunge into a more expensive espresso maker. Having gone from prepping for 1 - 2 frequently during the week to 3 every single day, I feel that I can justify the expense of a step up machine that is designed to take that kind of production. But I will always remember this machine, like a first love, it go me though my initial exploration into the wonderful world of espresso. Thank You Mr. Coffee!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A great cup of espresso.. UPDATE 1/2/13
*by E***N on August 16, 2012*

There are so many informative reviews, like L. Hamilton's, that I don't need to rehash them. I bought mine for my girlfriend to use as I didn't like coffee. Everything I tried from Starbucks tasted like acid. Along with the unit I ordered some well reviewed Lavazza Gusto espresso bricks. Within minutes I loved coffee (at least the coffee I make). I have since settled on Lavazza Rossa as my go-to blend. Pure arabica doesn't work for me. Does mine leak? Yes. When I forget to empty the tray. Every time the frother is used the leftover water in the steam tank gets purged into the tray and I sometimes forget about this hidden water filling it up. Does my water tank leak? No. I could see that tank seal getting worn from constantly removing the tank. I fill it in place and only remove it for occasional cleaning. If yours is leaking due to wear, smear a dab of silicone plumbers grease around the inlet on the machine that the seal goes over to fill in scratches from use. Is there water under the unit? Occasionally from the steam purge as the tray spout is not air tight. I have sponges for that. Does it froth well? Yes. I took off the rubber tip and put it in the junk drawer as it's another item to clean. I can easily froth whole milk, 2%, skim, half & half, and soy milk whether it's chilled or not. Does super tamping help or really matter? Not that I can tell and over tamping puts strain on the pump. Unlike commercial machines, the included filter baskets force the coffee through a pinhole on the bottom of the filter to produce the crema. Heavy packing is not necessary or desirable. Firm is fine. The only addition I made was an aluminum tamper as coffee likes to stick to the included plastic one. Take reasonable care and keep it clean. Form a routine, including the Dance of the Buttons (stolen from another review) and all will be well. 1. Check tank and add water as needed. 2. Make your shots. Press steam button after last shot as it takes a bit to get ready. 3. Do your frothing. Clean the frother immediately after the last batch as the milk will cook on the tip (if you have removed the rubber thingie) and the stem. If you let it go and the milk has hardened, grab a warm damp sponge and wrap it around the tip for a few seconds until the milk is soft and wipe the tip. There will be a whiteish ring on the tip where it meets the stem. That's the rubber sealer for the tip so don't scrub it off. 4. Run the frother again in open air to clear out the nozzle and sterilize the frother. 5. Rinse out the filter and handle. 6. Run the brewer again without the handle in place for a few seconds to rinse off the brew screen. 7. Empty and rinse the drip tray. 8. Enjoy some fine coffee. Yeah, it's a bit to go through each time you use the machine but the coffee is great and worth it to me for what I paid. Run some Lavazza Rossa, or any fine coffee, through it and you probably won't drink another Starbucks, again. Tip: I like to make cold coffee and cappuccino and hate the grittiness if I have to add sugar. I make up a batch of simple sugar syrup and keep it in a squeeze bottle by the machine. Brew - squirt - froth - drink. My apologies if folks are offended by some of this but some people just don't use common sense. Remember, this is a budget priced home 15 BAR machine that just happens to make great coffee. You're not gonna get a Rolex for 80 bucks. Your gonna get a mass produced somewhat flimsy item and the occasional lemon. Get over it. This unit was bought last year and put to daily use without issue or regret. The only time I had to contact Mr. Coffee about a product, it was out of warranty and they treated me right. If mine breaks I will get another if nothing else is outstandingly better in this price range by then. If I come across any issues I can fix (I'm pretty good at it), I will post a solution. UPDATE 1/2/13: It's been 11 months since I bought this and I regret to say that it's still working fine and I'll just have to find something else to gripe about. Here's a couple of things I forgot to mention: During the occasional deep cleaning (like when you run espresso machine cleaner through the unit), remove the rubber divider from the brew head and clean under there as well. I use a chopstick to coax the 2 rubber nipples into the brew head and the divider comes out. Swipe some cooking oil onto the nipples to make putting it back in much easier. I'll post a pic or two if I can. There is a "Stainless steel 2 cup incremental measuring cup, 1 pc" that I found here that works a treat as a frothing cup. It's the perfect depth. Whew. All this writing - time for a cup of coffee. UPDATE 12/1/14 Another 11 months have gone by (what is it with 11?) and I am still using it without issue. It just keeps going.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent, but replace regularly, but: that's with heavy-duty usage
*by S***R on February 13, 2013*

For $80, works perfectly for us. Everything about its operation is great, equivalent to far more expensive units we've used. HIghly recommended. But: we repeatedly replace these, every year or two. One might have lasted 2-1/2? We figure we're renting: The thing costs us 10-20 cents a day. We're not at all convinced that a (wildly) more expensive unit would last a lot longer without repair, or would reduce that cost. But ours break because: Heavy usage. We make 4-6 cups a day, 365 days a year. And I make allongatas (Americano basically), so pump is filling a whole mug every time, not just a shot. Mostly a sensor stops working — flashing error lights. (Steaming power went south on most recent one). Even with our good mechanical skills, getting inside the damn thing, plus getting parts and replacing, just isn't worth it. (The sensor that needs replacing, for instance, is glued to the water-heating vessel.) Update April 21 2018. I've owned a bunch of these now over many years — new, used, and refurbished, paid $50–$85. Just ordered another. Takeaway: buy new for $85, with free shipping. It will produce five excellent coffees a day for two+ years, then die. Used or refurbished will die fast (like three months in one case). Pretty much everything is right about this; it just works great. In particular it does NOT run super-heated steam through coffee like the delonghi we bought recently as a try, which we're now selling on craigslist. (Horribly bitter coffee results.) Figure you're renting the thing for $40 a year. Update March 27, 2015. Just died. Flashing lights only. The repair process described on the web is FAR too involved. So two years of daily multi-cup service and good-quality coffee for $75. (My previous cheap Delonghi started breaking within nine months and was dead in 18.) Now maybe a machine that costs five or ten times as much would last longer. But really: five or ten times as long? I'm ordering another one of these. From Nov. 2 2013: Now at seven months and going strong, so it's already outlasted the Delonghi. Just replaced my Delonghi Bar 32 which worked pretty well but disintegrated over 18 months. http://www.amazon.com/review/R20S4H2K6MG0UR/ref=cm_srch_res_rtr_alt_4 Much prefer how this one works. Heats up much faster -- less than a minute, and only about 15 seconds to get steam up to heat after making coffee. With the Delonghi if I let the steam light turn on (so the heating element went off), it would run out of steam power before finishing the steaming. So I had to let the steam heat up to *just before* it got to "ready," so the element would stay on and maintain steam pressure. Annoying management in the early hours of the morning... The steamer is much more effective with plenty of steam power, makes very rich, stiff foam even with whole milk. In general this machine is much "smarter" than the Delonghi. Won't explain boring niggling details but it manages things for you more. And I don't have to refill the water reservoir nearly as often as with the Delonghi. And it's $72 instead of $120. I've had it less than a month, so we'll see how long it lasts.

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